Covid today, last minute live | The WHO warns that the cocktail of antibodies casirivimab and imdevimab is not effective against omicron

The accumulated incidence of the

has fallen 580 points in the last week, to 2,299 cases this Friday, with 74,937 new Covid infections

in the last day, data that indicates that the transmission curve of the

continues its decline and gradually little alleviates hospital occupation.

According to data from the Ministry of Health, the pressure in

has dropped from 22.2% to 19.9%, while on the floor it has been lightened from 15% to 13%, although at least a dozen territories Both indicators continue to be above the very high risk threshold.

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07.40.

They find temperature records of elderly people already deceased by Covid in the Tremp residence, denounced by the Prosecutor's Office

The Fiella de Tremp residence (Lleida), where 64 inmates died from

and which the Prosecutor's Office has denounced for the crimes of

,

and against safety at work, recorded temperature records of already deceased users, to whom deprived of "adequate medical assistance".

According to the Prosecutor's complaint, the residents were exposed to "inadequate treatment" by not preventing their

, forcing them to stay with sick residents.

In this sense, they also investigate if they really received the care they needed, if they lacked care, food and cleanliness, even going

.

Likewise, they were prevented from contacting their relatives in the last moments of their lives, who "could have provided them with the peace they needed," according to the Prosecutor's Office.

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07.35.

The WHO points out that the cocktail of antibodies casirivimab and imdevimab has "lack of efficacy" against omicron

The cocktail of monoclonal antibodies formed by casirivimab and imdevimab has "lack of efficacy" against the

of

, according to Janet Díaz, an expert at the World Health Organization (WHO) in the treatment of

"It seems that this cocktail of antibodies shows a lack of efficacy against

", highlighted the expert, advancing that the WHO guidelines on its use would be adjusted during the month of February.

The WHO had originally recommended this set of drugs for two categories of patients against

.

One is made up of those infected who are not yet seriously ill but are at high risk of hospitalization, such as the elderly, those with pre-existing conditions, and people who are not vaccinated.

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